Girl, 16, forced to send her nude pictures online

Compiled by NG SI HOOI, SYED AZHAR and R. ARAVINTHAN  

A 16-YEAR-OLD girl from Perak was allegedly forced to send photos of herself in the nude to an online friend for the past two years, Sin Chew Daily reported.

Her plight was only discovered when her schoolmates stumbled upon the photos recently.

Initially, the girl was duped into sending one photograph to the man.

However, he then asked her to send more photos and threatened to circulate the first one if she refused to do so.

The girl continued to send photos to the man out of fear, it was reported.

The school then informed her parents after being alerted by the other students.

A spokesman for the school said it would help the girl and seek help from the relevant authorities.

> Hong Kong superstar Aaron Kwok flies back to Hong Kong from Foshan, China, to spend time with his newborn baby girl whenever he is able, Guang Ming Daily reported.

Kwok, who confirmed the birth of his child on Friday, would make video calls to his Shanghainese model wife Moka Fang every day.

Kwok took a week off work to accompany his 30-year-old wife when she delivered their daughter in Hong Kong on Sept 10.

The 51-year-old actor told a magazine that he felt like he was holding a “Mini-Me” when he carried his girl for the first time, as the baby apparently has a strong resemblance to him.

Kwok, the last of Hong Kong’s four “Heavenly Kings” to tie the knot, married Fang in April.

In the spotlight: Chan at a recent meet-and- greet-the-fans session.

> Hong Kong actor Ruco Chan Chin-pang (pic) has denied that he is living with actress Sin Man Yau.

Oriental Daily reported that the 40-year-old artiste neither confirmed nor denied that he was in a relationship with Sin.

However, Chan admitted that he took her to meet his mother recently.

“I will announce good news if there is any,” Chan said when asked to comment about his relationship with Sin.

?  The above article is compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with this ' >'sign, it denotes a separate news item.